The U.S. pledge marks an unprecedented level of military and diplomatic support for the State of Qatar, similar to NATO’s Article 5.

Hungary and Slovakia remain the few EU nations still receiving Russian oil via pipeline, citing geographic and infrastructure limitations.

More than 100 million users could lose access if the bloc pushes ahead with controversial ‘Chat Control’ laws.

Ousted from key National Assembly roles last year, the Rassemblement National now seeks to negotiate with Macron’s camp to regain its rights.

Syrian teenagers arrested by German police for robbery and sex assault.

As local elections approach, Irakli Kobakhidze says his nation is ready to join the European Union.

The anti-natalists demanding that children be neither seen nor heard are driving us towards a quiet, sterile future.

Since the outbreak of the war, EU countries have purchased Russian fossil fuels worth €21.9 billion, more than the aid allocated to Ukraine.

A miscount in a local German mayoral race has reignited doubts about February’s national vote

Tehran has also criminalized unlicensed internet access and unauthorized protests during wartime.

While many other EU countries are considering a ban, concerns arise about the EU’s increasing control over the narrative online.

European officials are escalating the rhetoric while even some big mouths in Russia appear to be toning it down.